Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-10-14
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4 "trip u e.. Cloud Monday q
Clerk 81 Court Staple - asain confin
l cd TO his house with sick nesB.
MI. O. Il. Havill, 81 Brainerd, was i
town on business sterfiay morning
Mr.. and NJ a. G. Stone went ia Min
Ineapolis on Monday on 4 pleasure trip.
Druggist Wetsel went to Chicago tn
first Of the week to buy q stock Of Christ
i mas goods. 3sz3s S.-s
Mr.. Thomas Marriott, Of Rothwell I
Marriott is expected to arrive in Littli
Falls in a few days.
Mr-R.J. Taylor Of Gouverneur, N. Y.
is in town visiting his brother, j Taylor
land other relatives.
Judge Richardson went to st. Cloue
this morning to see how our neighbour
boon was progressing.
Prof. Cogan, of Sank Centre Academy
of Individual Instruction, was in the
village on Saturday last.
Attorney Clark, Of Royalton, was a
the court house on Monday ON business
before the county boaad. ElsS rs
Mr.. P. H. Newman was in Braine "a
on Monday and took q trip out in the
country and saw their dam. sl. I
Landlord Lambert Of the Commercial
Hotel, Royalton, was in town to-day
and says business is hourishing.
Mr.. Bert Sawyer, of Willard, was on
our streets yesterday. He has charge Of
the Sawyer elevators on the branch.
Mr.. ]. T. Currey, of the city offics Of
the N. ?. Express in st. Paul. came up
Saturday evening to see his friends here,
Mr.. August Lindbergh, Of Melrose. is
In town visiting his son, G. A. Lindbe rgh,
and daughters, Mrs. J. Fl. Seal and Miss
Juno Lindbergh. j
Mrs. Bessie Sherman and Miss Lucie
Iittlemore, of Detroit, Mimi, are in
Little Falls visiting Mrs. Robert Carr,
sister Of Mrs. Sherman. E> S
Conductor Corcoran resumed his du-
ties ON the Little Falls & Dakota Mon
day, and Conductor kirkpatrick re-
turned to the Main line. l.
Capt. Houde and party of friends
have gone out to Sullivan lake on fish
ing and hunting trip. Mr.. H. expects to
remain for several weeks. ~ ...t5 IN
Rev. S. W. Warner, forme rly
pastor of the NJ. E. church at this place,
but now of Melrose, is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Will Stone. - -
Mr.. W. A. Dow represented the Tran
script at the President Cleveland snub
and Mrs. Cleveland reception at the
Minneapolis Exposition on Tuesday.
Rev. George Merritt is in Minneapolis
attending the NJ. E. conference. It will
there be determined who is to supply
the Little Falls pulpit the coming year.
St. Cloud Journal Press: Mr.. M. M.
Williams of the Little Falls Water Pow
er company, was in the city yesterday,
noting what first class water power can
do for a first class city.
Hon. and Mrs. J. G.. Flynn returned
on Wednesday from st. Paul, where they
attended the private reception given to
President and Mrs. Cleveland on Mon.
day evening at Hotel Ryan.
Mr.. Samuel Trebby and family left on
Tuesday for Binehamton, N Y. which
they will make their home. Mr. Trebby
will return before long to look after
some business interests here. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Taylor arrived
home on Wednesday, after very pleas
ant visit with Mr.. IT'S relatives in Illi-
nois. A reunion Of the Taylor family
was held at Lee, Illinois, on Sept. n.
Marriage licenses issued during the
past week: Gust Slein to Annie Larson;
Charleg Steifvater, Maria Magdalina
Hecker; Leon Clark to Anie NJ. John
son; George H. Nichols to Hattie Lakin.
Mr.. Fl. 3. futile returned on Friday
last from the national encampment of
the &. A. r. at st. Louis. He enjoyed
his trip immensely, the only disagreea-
bic feature being the almost contin uous
rainy weather at st. Louis. IL
Mr.. L. w. Collins returned from Chi
cage last evening, where he settled up
his seasons business with the Champion
Machinery company. He has hired for
another season with them, and his terri
tory will be the prairie counties west Of
here F' .: